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| Reporter | chappa-ai | Assigned To | jghali | |
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| Priority | high | Severity | major | Reproducibility | always |
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| Status | closed | Resolution | duplicate | |
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| Platform | OS X | OS | Snow Leopard | OS Version | 10.6.7 |
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| Product Version | 1.4.0svn | |
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| Summary | 0010071: Frames Don't Move to Correct Pages |
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| Description | With facing pages (what Scribus calls "Double Sided"), moving a frame from an even-numbered page to an odd-numbered page (excluding the first page) with a left x-coordinate of 0.00 causes the frame to be part of the previous even-numbered page in the Outline window instead of part of the destination page. |
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| Steps To Reproduce | Create a 3-page Double Sided document with Points as the measurement unit. Place an image frame on page 2 with an X-Pos value of 0.00. Copy the frame and drag the copy to Page 3 with an X-Pos value of 0.00 (note that the red page highlighting indicating the active page switches from Page 2 to Page 3). Open the Outline window and notice that the copied frame is still under Page 2 instead of Page 3. Increase the copied frame's X-Pos value from 0.00 to 1.00 and notice in Outline that it moves from Page 2 to Page 3. Change the value back to 0.00 and it moves back to Page 2 in Outline (but still appears to be on Page 3 in the main window). With Page 3 still active, cut the copied frame (Command-X), click on Page 3 to ensure it really is the active page, and paste the frame (Command-V). Now Outline shows the frame properly on Page 3 with the 0.00 X-Pos value. |
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| Additional Information | It would also be helpful having a Send to Page option for frames, similar to Send to Level and Send to Layer. |
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| Tags | No tags attached. |
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